ETS launches 2015 TOEFL Scholarship Programme in India

ETS launches 2015 TOEFL Scholarship Programme in India
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Educational Testing Service (ETS) will award a total of $70,000 as TOEFL scholarships to ten exceptional students valued at USD 7,000 each, in India who have proven their academic excellence. The TOEFL Scholarships and Giving programme in India recognizes TOEFL test takers who are in pursuit of undergraduate or graduate study in India or abroad.

10 scholarships valued at $70,000 to awarded for academic study in 2015–2016

Hyderabad: Educational Testing Service (ETS) will award a total of $70,000 as TOEFL scholarships to ten exceptional students valued at USD 7,000 each, in India who have proven their academic excellence. The TOEFL Scholarships and Giving programme in India recognizes TOEFL test takers who are in pursuit of undergraduate or graduate study in India or abroad.


ETS will award 10 US$7,000 scholarships to students to help further their education at any of the 9,000+ institutions around the world that accept the TOEFL test. “For the past several years, ETS has offered the TOEFL Scholarship Program in India to promote educational advancement of students, and we’re excited to continue this in 2015,” said Jennifer Brown, Executive Director of the TOEFL program.


“We look forward to learning more about the excellent pool of applicants and awarding 10 deserving students with the scholarships.” Applicants will be evaluated on English-communication skills, academic record, leadership skills and extracurricular activities. Specifically, to be eligible for the TOEFL Scholarship Award, applicants must:

  • Be a resident of India
  • Begin undergraduate or graduate study between June 2015 and May 2016 at a university or college listed in the TOEFL® Destination Search atwww.toeflgoanywhere.org
  • Hold a grade-point average of 80 or higher on a 100-point scale, or a 3.0 grade-point average or higher on a 4-point scale
  • Demonstrate English proficiency with a valid TOEFL score
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